The W.L. Solsberry family, up in Locker community, are certainly doing their bit for Uncle Sam's defense, with three of their sons in the nation's armed forces.

Joel Taylor Edwards, 5 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. J.W. (Chick) Edwards, is feeling pretty proud these days, for last Friday, while hunting deer with his grand-dad, Rev. Sam D. Taylor, on the Yates place, he shot a four point buck and got him, too.

George B. Walker of Algerita announces this week that he has been appointed county distributor for the well known Aermoter Windmills.

Tid Watkins is expected home soon from West Point Military Academy for the Christmas holiday, his father, Jim Watkins said yesterday.

100 Years Ago December 15, 1910

W.C. Locker of Richland Springs returned Saturday from the grand lodge at Waco. He was given a certificate to teach the secret work of the order. He and his brother, J.L. Locker, are both certificate men.

Follow the crowds to the Palace Barber Shop and you will be pleased, an expert shoe shiner.

The News reporter gets it from the hands at work at the San Saba railroad bridge that the piers at Harkeyville will be completed by the middle of January.

W.H. Harkey came from Odessa to see his father, who was hurt in a run-a-way last week.

Mrs. Minnie Price and her music class held a very interesting entertainment at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Johnson Friday night.